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Hill Country Naturalist

Hill Country Naturalist

Hill Country Naturalist

In the 1700s, Spaniards introduced a number of exotic animals to what is present day Texas and Mexico, including cattle, horses, sheep, goats and pigs. None of these animals were native to the Western hemisphere.
TxDOT Brownwood prepares for winter storm

TxDOT Brownwood prepares for winter storm

TxDOT Brownwood prepares for winter storm

In preparation for an anticipated strong winter storm, the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) Brownwood District has begun prepping and staging equipment, treating major state maintained roadways and structures and monitoring conditions around the clock.

COVID-19 update for 12-29-20

CASES: Total = 352 San Saba County = 132 City of San Saba = 220 City of San Saba = 220 RECOVERED: 320 San Saba County = 113 City of San Saba = 207 ACTIVE: 26 San Saba County = 15 San Saba County = 15 City of San Saba = 11 NO HOSPITALIZATIONS DEATHS: 8 • Message from Dr. Whiting: There...
Mae Gonzales, owner

Mae Gonzales, owner

Mae Gonzales, owner

Mae Gonzales, owner of Aunt M’s Illustrated Inn Bed & Breakfast of San Saba, won 1st Place in the Commercial Division of the Christmas Decorating Contest sponsored by the San Saba County Chamber of Commerce. Mae received a catered lunch, the 1st Place sign and bragging rights. Congratulations!
Shown L-R are Donna Webb

Shown L-R are Donna Webb

Shown L-R are Donna Webb

Shown L-R are Donna Webb (Editor), Djuana Payton (Reporter) and Yvonne Contreras (Advertising Design) of San Saba News & Star, who received 2nd Place in the Commercial Division of the Christmas Decorating Contest sponsored by the San Saba County Chamber of Commerce.

LCRA donates $26,000 to local food banks

The Lower Colorado River Authority has donated $26,000 to more than two dozen local food banks in 22 counties throughout its service territory. LCRA contributed $1,000 each to 26 food banks to help provide food for people in need.